[SOLVED] Is it possible to roll back CREATE TABLE and ALTER TABLE statements in major SQL databases?

Is it possible to roll back CREATE TABLE and ALTER TABLE statements in major SQL databases?

I am working on a program that issues DDL. I would like to know whether CREATE TABLE and similar DDL can be rolled back in

Postgres
MySQL
SQLite
et al

Describe how each database handles transactions with DDL.

Solution

http://wiki.postgresql.org/wiki/Transactional_DDL_in_PostgreSQL:_A_Competitive_Analysis provides an overview of this issue from PostgreSQL's perspective.

Is DDL transactional according to this document?

PostgreSQL - yes
MySQL - no; DDL causes an implicit commit
Oracle Database 11g Release 2 and above - by default, no, but an alternative called edition-based redefinition exists
Older versions of Oracle - no; DDL causes an implicit commit
SQL Server - yes
Sybase Adaptive Server - yes
DB2 - yes
Informix - yes
Firebird (Interbase) - yes

SQLite also appears to have transactional DDL as well. I was able to ROLLBACK a CREATE TABLE statement in SQLite. Its CREATE TABLE documentation does not mention any special transactional 'gotchas'.